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from ashleyludwig

James Rollins takes you on a wild ride from start to finish. Once you get immersed in Sigma Force it's an easy read. For readers with little time on their hands, the chapters are quick and easy to pick up where you left off. Sorry to see it end, but knowing the Judas Strain is next on my list mad...

from VirginiaGill

Few things excite me as much as discovering an as yet unread Sigma Force novel and this one did not disappoint. Whether you are a long time Rollins fan or have yet to step onto his roller coaster you won't regret picking up this book. I have it on my "read again soon" shelf.

from EadieB

It was great to be back with the Sigma Force again. Gray Pierce in is Copenhagen with a suspicious bookstore fire. He is involved is a terrifying mystery surrounding horrific experiments performed in a now-abandoned laboratory in the mountains in Poland. Painter Crowe and Lisa Cummings are in a r...

from chalcedon

At the start of Rollins's inventive eighth Sigma Force novel, a secret experiment is smuggled out of Berlin in the waning days of WWII. While the Americans have been working on the atomic bomb, the Nazis were delving into the paradoxical tenets of quantum mechanics. In the present day, descendant...

from JoClare

I really love James Rollin's books. I love how he takes a historical tidbit of information and connects it to a slice of science, mixes it all together with a lot of adventure and a dash of romance and voilà!; I'm ready for an enjoyable read~ I also love how he points out the facts and the fictio...